Posted on 27 June, 2008 By No Comments

Where in the Hell is Matt

 

Matt Harding travels around the world, dances in various locations, and films it. The first video was released in 2005 and was created to let friends and family know where he was. The video became viral and he obtained a sponsor to do the trip again and the 2nd video was released in 2006. The 3rd video, also sponsored, was just released and differs from the first two – in this one crowds of people are invited to dance with him in many of the locations. Watching it made me feel hopeful – if we really did all come together we could accomplish something great and that we really are all very much alike.

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